Johann Georg Hamann and the enlightenment project /
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Author / Creator: | Sparling, Robert Alan, 1975- author. |
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Imprint: | Toronto [Ont.] : University of Toronto Press, ©2011. |
Description: | 1 online resource (xx, 341 pages) |
Language: | English |
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Format: | E-Resource Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11278650 |
Table of Contents:
- PART V : Aesthetics: Hamann's Anti-Artistic Aestheticism
- Aesthetic, All Too Aesthetic: Hamann on the Battle between Poetry and Philosophy
- Being and Becoming: Hamann's Ambiguous Relationship to Platonism ; Passions, Sexuality, and the Body Creativity and Genius ; Poetic Reception: Hamann on Enlightenment Taste ; 'Only a God Can Save Us'
- Neither Art Nor Philosophy: Assessing Hamann's Foundational Aesthetics.
- PART III : Language and the City in Modern Natural Law: Hamann's Controversy with Mendelssohn
- Leviathan and Jerusalem: Rights and 'the Laws of Wisdom and Goodness'
- Leviathan and Jerusalem
- Hamann and Natural Rights
- Divine Law, Property, and Justice
- Conclusion: Rights, Community and Leviathan
- Faith, Inside and Out: Convictions versus Actions, Eternity versus History
- The Externals
- Hamann on History and Eternity, External and Internal
- Liberal Peace and Illiberal Tension: Tolerance versus Tolerance
- Language and Society
- Mendelssohn on the Limits of Language
- Hamann on the Priority of Language
- Appendix: Hamann and Judaism
- PART IV : Practical Reflections of an Impractical Man: Hamann contra Frederick II
- The Language of Enlightenment and the Practice of Despotism: J.G. Hamann's Polemics against Frederick the Great [Hamann]
- Enlightened Despotism
- Frederick and the Politics of Enlightenment: Manufacturing Prussians
- Hamann's Relationship with Royal Power
- Theory and Practice
- What Is to Be Done?
- PART I : Enlightenment and Hamann's Reaction
- Introduction: The Enlightenment as a Historical Movement and Political Project
- Enlightenment as a Contested Concept
- Hamann and His Age
- Transfiguring the Enlightenment: Hamann and the Problem of Public Reason
- Public, Private, and the Unmündige: The Closed and the Open in 'Public Reason'
- Bon Sens and the Impersonal Public in Public Reason
- The Personal and Its Relationship to Poetry, Myth, and 'Metaschematism'
- Poetry, Philosophy, and Public Discourse: Aufklärung oder Verklärung
- PART II : The Politics of Metacritique: Hamann contra Kant Critique and Metacritique: Kant and Hamann
- Metakritik über den Purismum der Vernunft: Exegesis
- Varieties of Copernican Turn
- Did Hamann Miss His Mark?
- The a Priori and Language
- The Ideas of God and the Person
- The Divine Idea
- The Soul and the Person
- The Soul in Community: Dignity, Autonomy.